Speaker 1: Cassy around. This is the seventy seven WABC Mini.
Speaker 2: Cast Byron Donalds. Right, a Trump back congressman, will face
Speaker 2: David Jolly, a Republican turned Democrat and a strong critic
Speaker 2: of President Trump, in Florida's governor's race in November. I
Speaker 2: thought America was a racist country. Into a racist country.
Speaker 2: Always so much racism, So Hoddles Byron Donalds. An African
Speaker 2: American win the Republican nomination and for what the last
Speaker 2: thirty years, the Republican that wins in the primary goes
Speaker 2: on to be the governor of the great State of Florida.
Speaker 2: But there is some bad news and again the headline
Speaker 2: out of Florida good news, depending on if you want.
Speaker 2: Of these nutty socialists out of nowhere. A socialist has
Speaker 2: scored a Florida upset in the latest victory for progressives.
Speaker 2: Her name State Representative Angie Nixon, a progressive firebrand. She
Speaker 2: defeated Alex Vinman, who had outphraised her, and it wasn't
Speaker 2: even close.
Speaker 1: So also Corey Mills.
Speaker 2: Lost in Florida's seventh district, but missus Nix's Miss Nix's
Speaker 2: win that is over Vinman, he raised sixteen times as
Speaker 2: much money as she did, and this latest victory for
Speaker 2: her out of nowhere is part of this growing progressive
Speaker 2: movement that has been dividing the Democrat Party. Her win
Speaker 2: came as socialists and other left wing candidates have unseated
Speaker 2: incumbents and stunned the party establishment, winning House primaries in
Speaker 2: deep blue House districts like here in New York, Colorado,
Speaker 2: and Michigan. But again, Byron Donald's on track to become
Speaker 2: the first African American governor of the great State of Florida.
Speaker 2: And here was part of his victory speech tonight.
Speaker 3: There's a Lord Byron Donald speaking live in Florida right now,
Speaker 3: after clinching the Republican nomination for governor.
Speaker 1: Let's listen in.
Speaker 4: We've been criss crossing Florida. We've been knocking hundreds of
Speaker 4: thousands of doors, taking our message to all Floridians. And tonight,
Speaker 4: because of your sweat, because of your hard work, we
Speaker 4: have won a massive victory. Now we've just come through
Speaker 4: a hard fought primary. I got a call from Paul
Speaker 4: Renner and James fishback tonight and they hold on. I'm
Speaker 4: gonna tell you why in a moment, and they congratulated
Speaker 4: me and all of us on a hard fought victory,
Speaker 4: and my conversation with both of them is very simple. Congratulations.
Speaker 4: Let's go beat David Jolly in November. You see, because
Speaker 4: individual opinions and passionate supporters are the beauty of our
Speaker 4: conservative movement. But tonight, the primary is over. Tonight, we
Speaker 4: put aside our differences. Tonight we are one united Publican party.
Speaker 3: You see.
Speaker 4: I remember Erica and I were sitting around the fire
Speaker 4: pit last year with friends and we were talking about
Speaker 4: this campaign, and we were talking about the future of Florida.
Speaker 4: No matter the issue or the policy, the conversation always
Speaker 4: ended with us talking about the Florida dream. For us,
Speaker 4: it's personal. You know my story. I came to Florida
Speaker 4: thirty years ago on a Greyhound bus at seventeen years
Speaker 4: old with just a trunk full of clothes. I arrived
Speaker 4: in Tallahassee go Knowles, go Knowles.
Speaker 2: But again to show you how crazy and deranged these
Speaker 2: socialists are. In the Senate race in Florida, in the
Speaker 2: Senate race statewide election, you have a progressive, you have
Speaker 2: a socialist that is the Democrat nominee Angie Nixon. Greatly
Speaker 2: outspent as crazy as hell, and she's going to be
Speaker 2: the Democrat nominee for Senate. So to show you how
Speaker 2: this works and it's a good thing for Republicans. If
Speaker 2: you're David Jolly, who is a Republican turned Democrat, and
Speaker 2: you're running for governor against Byron Donald's, what do you
Speaker 2: think David Jolly is going to be asked about every day? Well,
Speaker 2: on your ticket for the United States Senate? Is this
Speaker 2: progressive by the name of Angie Nixon. You know, it's
Speaker 2: just not gonna work. It's not gonna work. What do
Speaker 2: you think is gonna happen in the state of Florida
Speaker 2: with this socialist running as the Democrat nominee for a
Speaker 2: Senate She goes on CNN tonight tonight, tonight, not a
Speaker 2: week ago, not two weeks ago, and she wants to
Speaker 2: do away with prisons.
Speaker 5: Some of the agenda includes things that have been controversial,
Speaker 5: things you did not name, by the way, in what
Speaker 5: is most important to you and the voters of Florida,
Speaker 5: including defunding police or abolishing prisons, because those are part
Speaker 5: of the platform. The DSA officially agenda has talked about
Speaker 5: do you support those or want to be distanced from
Speaker 5: those in people's consideration.
Speaker 6: So I want to be clear there are things that
Speaker 6: are a part of the Democratic clearly platform. Since Hakeem
Speaker 6: Jeffries and Chuck Schumer are not supportive of Medicare for all,
Speaker 6: which should be a right for folks to have access
Speaker 6: to quality health care. I want to abolish for profit
Speaker 6: prisons because I believe right now people aren't educating our children,
Speaker 6: and they're ushering them into the school to prison pipeline
Speaker 6: because they want to exploit labor. They're enhancing penalties because
Speaker 6: they want cheap labor. And so those are some of
Speaker 6: the things that I am supportive of.
Speaker 2: And so you listen carefully. She's splitting hairs. She wants
Speaker 2: to do away with four profit prisons. But at the
Speaker 2: end of the day, do you think she makes a difference. No,
Speaker 2: she wants to do away with prisons. That's her tonight,
Speaker 2: that's the Democrat nominee for Senate in the state of Florida.
Speaker 2: A socialists. I still don't get what is happening in America.
Speaker 2: But you know, making the rounds on television tonight happened
Speaker 2: to be Kevin McCarthy on Fox News and This is
Speaker 2: what he had to say about the situation with Byron
Speaker 2: Donald's which is great news, and also with this nut
Speaker 2: Angie Nixon, who is the Democrat nominee for Senate and
Speaker 2: the state of Florida.
Speaker 1: But the Democrats like Carville and others who.
Speaker 7: Are denying, Oh, this just happens in New York. No, no,
Speaker 7: it happens in Colorado, it happens in Michigan. And now
Speaker 7: for a state wide seat in Florida. How does that play?
Speaker 7: And the thing people have to understand when they won
Speaker 7: in New York that was in the hometown of Hakeem Jeffreyes,
Speaker 7: the highest elected Democrat, and they were beating his members
Speaker 7: of Congress.
Speaker 1: That's power.
Speaker 3: So you have two COMMI kind of people, one in
Speaker 3: Michigan running statewide, one in Florida running statewide. What does
Speaker 3: that do to the Democrat Party nationally?
Speaker 2: Does it hurt?
Speaker 1: Does it help? What's the dynamic? Look it hurts them.
Speaker 7: But one thing you have to see Andy Bursheer, who
Speaker 7: is a Democratic governor in a Republican state. He's not
Speaker 7: going on TV and saying you know what to win
Speaker 7: is the.
Speaker 1: Way I governed. He's sitting there saying we need to
Speaker 1: abolish the electoral college. He's moving further to the left.
Speaker 7: This is exactly what is on the platform of the Socialists.
Speaker 1: So it's bad for Democrats. Carville, I'm going to leave
Speaker 1: the party. Oh no, they're not so bad. Right back around,
Speaker 1: King Jeffries, Oh, we're all there.
Speaker 3: He is going to slowly drag the party further to
Speaker 3: the left. When you have these two big games staving slowly,
Speaker 3: it's happening quick. It's happening very quick, because think about it. First,
Speaker 3: Mandonie just got elected what a year ago. Now he
Speaker 3: won beat incumbent Democrats. Now they beat a thirty year
Speaker 3: incumbent Democrat. Now they won a swing state.
Speaker 7: Now they have the nominee there that how many smaller
Speaker 7: seats have won, how many city council seats, how many
Speaker 7: state rep seats did they win.
Speaker 3: We're now hearing that Corey Mills, incumbent Republican congressman, has lost.
Speaker 3: They're calling it for his opponent, so he will no
Speaker 3: longer be in the House of Representatives.
Speaker 1: What happened there?
Speaker 7: Look, that's a lot of ethic issues, and had he
Speaker 7: on that seat could have been in jeopardy for Republicans.
Speaker 7: So it's probably a good thing for the Republican Party
Speaker 7: to hold onto that seat.
Speaker 1: Now, it would have been harder to hold had he
Speaker 1: kept the majority. And Trump did not endorse Mills. He did,
Speaker 1: he just didn't go out and campaign hard. But Trump
Speaker 1: endorsed Byron Donald's, big time.
Speaker 7: Look, this is the Republican Party moving in the right direction.
Speaker 2: And you know what I thought, that we're so racist
Speaker 2: and that a black man doesn't have a shot in America.
Speaker 2: Right you here a rhetoric. Well, it looks like, if
Speaker 2: you go by history, a black man is about to
Speaker 2: become the governor for the first time ever in the
Speaker 2: great state of Florida. Byron Donald's, a Trump back Republican
Speaker 2: congressman will again face off against David Jolly, a Republican
Speaker 2: turned Democrats, strong critic of President Trump. That's not gonna
Speaker 2: play well in Florida. But also the big headline, the
Speaker 2: big headline is that you have a socialist that one
Speaker 2: for Senate is the Democrat nominee for Senate in the
Speaker 2: state of Florida. Now, you folks, tell me, how do
Speaker 2: you think that's going to exactly play? Angie Nixon, who's
Speaker 2: going to go around campaigning and I guess she's going
Speaker 2: to try and get away from her label as they
Speaker 2: as they all do, as they all do, the the
Speaker 2: the socialists, uh throughout the country. I guess she'll try
Speaker 2: and pull a mom Donnie